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Understanding indian culture is not that easy though 😅😅.... I'm lucky that I don't have to stress to understand because I'm blessed to be born in India 😊💞
@@nishugeorge9822 Yes, we can't generalise all Christians, that's true. Goan Christians and some new converts do kiss because of the European nature of their foundation. What I have observed is that, some Kerala's Christians who have more than 1500 years of history in Bharat have completely immersed themselves with the lifestyle of Bharat, the customs, traditions and even the way of praying. In that way, Kerala Christians are very distinct from the rest of the Christians.
@@vaishnavmahajan7743 I told you, Kerala's Christians are different from the new evangelikel ones' who follow western ways. Even the old churches in Kerala look like temples, they even lit Diyas for Jesus just like Sanatana people worship. They have truly become one with the culture of the land. They have no connection with European way of life that most new Christians follow. I know a Malayali girl's name which is Parvati Joseph and she's one of those christians who have long history in Bharat.
They don't change clothes repeatedly. All celebrations on different days. Thats why there are different clothes and different decorations. All around 10-15 days of celebrations or rituals happens in single wedding in (hindu religion) india.
Bro they are just using our views they don't care how india like Or whatever they are having fun while watching curry police song this is the time stop watching their channel
A normal Indian wedding last for 4 days. And all those rituals that you watching didn't happened in a single day .BTW love your reaction lots of love from Punjab 🥰. Edit : thanks for so many likes🥺🤗☺️
I think each part of India has it's own traditional marriage and rituals... And all cultures and parts of India has many different tradition to celebrate and held the wedding... Many weddings are for 3-4 days but many are for more a week...
@@blaqarot45 do your it is actually about respect that our elders are standing and we are making a private time in front of them and not giving them priority
there is no first kiss and pink turban is a ritual because it is belived that th groom cant go bare headed he is taking responsibility of her bride and will always keep her fine🥰🥰🥰love you all
@@singhabhi.16e yup buddy thanks for the correction but I will not correct because if I corrected your comment would be having no value therefore love you and have a happy and a long life because I want you thee on my side for correcting me
We don't kiss, no drink and we have so many days like haldi , sangeet and I don't know their are so many days and indian culture wedding is unique 😁😁🇮🇳
What the hell is off with a kiss!!!! Literally every indian married couples must have kissed in their lifetime. Everyone have different cultures and their stories.
@@Wordsofocean1211 We don't kiss! It's our private thing which we feel shameful to do it infront of our elders. And if you want you can have fax with your man in public..we don't give xit
These types of weddings are very common nowadays in India . It's not like they are models but the lady like the himanshi she own RU-vid channel that says the glam girl and which is now changed to the glam couple and her husband that is rishi has his own clothing shop or maybe clothing business I guess .
@@sanjanasingh3585 yes ,but that not in front of relatives in wedding time that is behind the scene in front of close relatives at home 🏠. Mandapat nahi karat 💋 tai.
Not all families in India are able to afford such a lavish wedding (there are even more lavish weddings costing millions of dollars, some held in India and some in exotic locations in other countries such as Italy, France, UK , Bali etc. check out those videos. However most Indian parents try and arrange the best and most memorable wedding that they can afford ( wedding costs are mostly borne by the girl’s parents which I think is unfair). Some parents even sell part of their property to afford the cost of wedding. Yes, weddings may look exotic, colourful etc but lavish spending and at times beyond their means ( getting the parents into a debt trap) is simply unnecessary.
Both parties need to remember there true wealth and understand each other. If they can effort then do as you can brod but if not then just do simple wedding. Like many people do but sometimes due due to groom side demond and people self esteem it's not easy i know.But try to argest without losing unomable wealth its not good thing to sell land i hate this,, Instead i like marriage in temple.
You guys are so nice ! 😁😍Literally you are trying to know, learn everything about Indian Culture ! And as being Indian I feel so proud that you are interested to know !👍🏻appreciate it !Keep going 💥
I m from rajasthan and we have lots of rituals for a wedding nearly hundred (big, small all). main rituals are haldi(turmeric), mahandi (heena) vinayak (invitation to lord ganesh), kalash(pot ceremony), nikasi barat(ritual with horse ), wedding and stage reception, farewell, and many more.
We put haldi (turmeric) before the wedding because it's an old tradition as in older times people used haldi to clean themselves and as a way to beautify their skin. Turmeric has great anti septic properties as well. Makes your skin healthy and clean. So now it's become a tradition to put on some haldi otherwise haldi used to be applied to the whole body
Allow me to explain to you guys a bit about Indian weddings. So that was not only the reception, but it included The main three Celebrations: The Ladies Sangeet, The Wedding, and The Reception. First is "ladies sangeet" (translates to Girls Music) so basically, at this function, we celebrate the occasion and party! This pre-wedding party is limited to the closest family groups. This is accompanied by the mehndi (translates to Henna) ( 1:08 ) the same night in both the families. After this, there is a tradition called "Haldi" (translates to turmeric). In this, every relative puts Haldi ( 1:42 ) on the new couple. This is done after the kings and queens in India, who bathed in turmeric because of its medicinal properties. This is followed by Sehra bandhi (translates to Turban wearing) on the groom's side and Saree Tradition in the bride's family. The second day, after the sehra bandhi ( 4:37 ), the baraat (means the people accompanied by the groom) ( 4:59 ) goes to the wedding palace ( 4:10 ), which is customarily organized by the bride's family, but nowadays generally by both the families. In the Palace, many ceremonies like the "Jai Mala or varmala" ( 5:40 ) (where they exchange the flower made garland), followed by a lot of rituals including the parents of bride and groom, and finally the "saat phere" (the seven vows) ( 5:55 ). In saat phere, the bride and groom are virtually connected with a cloth held by them, and they revolve in circles around the "Agni" (translates to Flame), accepting those seven vows. After this tradition, they are religiously declared husband and wife. The third morning the bride has to part from her family, which is called the "Vidai" (translates to farewell) ( 6:33 ). so now the bride leaves her home and usually goes away in any luxury car with her husband. They directly go to the temple or any religious place they believe in. Thanking their god ( 6:46 ) for keeping away every negativity and making this wedding a huge success. After that, there is another party at Groom's house, called The Reception. This is where they announce the bride to the groom's side family tree, and everyone gives gifts to the new couple (customarily to the bride as a token of acceptance of her in their family). All these celebrations include a massive full-day feast for all the members. Including every delicacy and traditional food, there are always special arrangements for an alcohol bar and a dance stage. Every day there are 1000s of photos clicked, and dozens of photoshoots are done of the new couple. This is a pretty vague picture of the actual Indian wedding ritual. Many rituals and ceremonies differ depending on the region and religion of the families, but this is the general trend that we Indians tend to follow. Also, nowadays many weddings mostly take longer than three days, so everything can go smoothly without any rush. I hope this information helped you understand more about the Indian weddings.
All states have their different hindu traditions,cloths,culture,rituals etc etc .we Indians r not same in India only thats why even muslims and britishér cant succeful took our faiths and cant convert us. Love from Goa🕉 Om Namah Shivay. Korean mother is also Indian😉
hello brother we indian muslims & christians have the same tradition,cloths , culture,and rituals,etc , what a hindus have , only some r various because of religious belief. in large no of muslim family their is culture and tradition of wearing mangalsutra & sindoor (sindoor is only occationally).
@@HeavenlyLucifer666 then why u people got c0nverted.and feel more proud of muslims .plz feel some sh@me.we r still in our origin but u people r destroying our India and our culture. No.more bhaichara😘
Its a rich wedding reception...🤩but normal they won't do like this they change only one dress one for wedding nd one for reception...they dance a lottt ...lots of fun
In south India (Kerala )there's no kiss in Hindu, christian, Muslim religions. And in Hindu and Muslim weddings they put turmeric on their faces.we will called haldi. 🤗.but christian religions will not do this haldi. They draw beautiful designs on their hands.they are not tattoos, we will call bridal mehandi. 😀. Anyway I love your reactions. Nice video. I like it. Do more videos 😍😍😍. Love from Kerala (south India).
In hindu family all these rituals are known as rasams and an indian wedding of hindu religion takes atleast 5to6 days to complete and all weddings are not like that I mean the rituals are same but and done exactly like that but that one was a too rich one in a hindu family the rasams are many like ladies sangeet , haldi etc. They are changing there costumes many times because of new rasams or rituals like in haldi or in which they put turmeric powder they wore a different costume because of different rasam and every ritual is done on another day .
For Indians it's not super rich. It's like usual or u can say casual Indian weddings and I know that Indians do wedding which people seem their rich but for Indians its common. And you mentioned there sari it was actually lehenga. it's like a gown but it's the top is different from it's bottom portion or u can say it's gown portion.
In India . marriage is like a festival and that is not holi powder (colour powder) that is sandalwood powder and in the end of marriage more and more sentimental (sad tears) moments happens.
In Indian marriage there is 'seven steps', with each step corresponding (in the Long Form) to a pair of vows: groom to the bride, and bride to groom. ... The groom usually leads the bride in the walk. Fire is the divine witness (to the marriage), and after Saptapadi the couple are considered husband and wife. It's soo fun in Indian marriage I really like reception cause as you seen we dance . In a marriage all relatives come it's fun to interact with them .
In tamil nadu in the wedding they gave popcorn,softcandy,wine before enter into wedding hall then they'll put DJ whoever wants to dance they will they cut the cake there is lotsss of the celebration atlast they give gifts to the people who attend the wedding...everybody went for the food...hindu put veg items, Christian put chicken biriyani,muslim put mutton biriyani...💗💝
And we also have different types of weeding in India in different state and in India partener save whole lifemoney for there child wedding its like a festival for us
Marriage in India is done very well and there are many rituals and customs. This will not happen anywhere else in the whole world. Very nice India's wedding!
wedding is 3-7 days program. each day new cloths. and on main day 2 cloths. above videos is complete ceremony, and not just reception. it include religeous speiritual process ,where they took 7 rounds and then tie MANGAL sutra round neck.
Bris and sis indians wedding is so graceful it will surely happen for 4 days =mehendi,reception,muhurtham,and again reception . So there will be many cloths and jewellerys .,mostly these will be gifted by their family members mostly their uncle from mothers side
@@Hola-hv6cx Drinking isn't as normalized as in western and east Asian countries, that's why maximum people here don't drink in presence of their parents. And if I say about Drinking in marriage, it's a big no here in Chhattisgarh, and I guess the scenario is same in MP, UP, Bihar, Jharkhand, and South India.
It's difficult to understand indian wedding custom I am also an indian but l don't know many customs and my mom says u will understand them at wedding ur wedding because there are many customs 😅
Yeah , guys Indian weddings are really so difficult .... We need so much of people and then there will be different process (rituals) on different days like Haldi - ( the turmeric process applied on couples face by their full families) Ring ceramany - you know Mehandi - ( heena tattoo ) which is actually called mehandi ( it's applied on brides hands and feet ) Ladies sangeet (sangeet means song)- the ritual where only woman's dance and sing ) .... And then the same process - they'll marry and then receptions and then few more ritual when couples reach home ....... It's really hard Japanese wedding is alright for you 😅 I love Japanese weddings .... In India wedding couples don't kiss in any state ....... There are soooooo many other rituals even I don't know ... And one more info I wanna give you is it's hard to marry an Indian wedding in summer because you are wearing so heavy clothes and jeweleries And the video you watched is a rich wedding.... # MAHARAJAPAN #JAPAN LOVE YOU GUYS.
This is why people in india qre always saving money lol, they save money all their life because this is how weddings are supposed to be, you have to spend a lot
Wow i saw my institution in this video. The religious place you guys thought is actually a very big spiritual institution " brahma kumaris". Im part of the institution also currently in the head courter of this institution in mount abu, rajasthan.😁
